Security with RFID

Always know what’s going on in your store with RFID Technology.

What is RFID?

RFID stands for Radio-Frequency Identification.

It’s a system that uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects.

It’s not just for wallets. It is a very beneficial tool you can employ to run your store more efficiently and keep it secure.

It sounds like magic, but it’s real and it’s accessible. 

The Benefits of RFID

  • Loss Prevention

  • Theft Reduction

  • Data Tracking

  • Product Identification

Secure your store

RFID tags are a great way to secure valuable inventory. Using radio waves allows the technology to be unobtrusive and inconspicuous; this creates a better shopping environment for the customer and secures your store at the same time.

How does it work?

An RFID security system requires 3 basic components:

  1. Tags
  2. A reader
  3. An alert system

1. Tags

RFID tags emit radio waves that can be detected by scanners. These tags hold information such as if the product has been bought or not, as well as identification data. 

They can come in many forms:

  • Paper hang tags
  • Plastic bullet tags
  • Labels

These tags can be discrete or obvious, depending on your preference. They can be applied on almost any kind of product; from bottles of wine to articles of clothing. You can choose what kind of tag works best for your products.

An illustration of a paper hang tag, showing the RFID chip inside.

2. Reader

An RFID reader or antenna reads the RFID tags on your items. Generally, a reader is placed near the exits of your store and scans a determined range. When a tag comes into its coverage, it will detect if the item has been paid for or not. It will activate an alert system when it detects an unpaid item.

There are also handheld scanners available for in store use. These can be used to count and find tagged items in your store.

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A reader.

3. Alert System

Simpleware can adjust the scanner to the alert system of your choice. This can be a flashing light by the exit, a siren in the manager’s office, or whatever works best for you.

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A siren.

About Simpleware

Expertise

We’re a dedicated team of professionals specializing in Point of Sale technology.
We’ve been around for more than 20 years, so we know our stuff.

Customization

Every store is unique. 
That’s why we emphasize our ability to creatively solve problems and offer customized solutions that allow our clients to have total control of their business. 

Support

We’ve got your back.
We are committed to providing worry-free after-sales service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.

How else can RFID benefit me?

RFID is a much more dynamic way to organize and track inventory.

Automatic

No more hand counting. System scans for all items within a 10 foot radius.

Accurate

Don’t need to see the items to count them. Reduce data entry mistakes.

Fast

System counts 100s of items in seconds. RFID can be more than 10 times faster than traditional counting methods.

Informative

With its accuracy and speed, RFID lets you know how much cash is in your inventory at any time. No more guessing.

Easy to use

 Using an RFID Scanner is just like waving a wand.

Efficient

Less time and staff needed for inventory counts. 

Immediate

Get results in real time with the click of a button.

Control

Get a handle on your inventory.

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